Jobs Board
Reference
Vac-6585
Location
NW London
Hours
Full-time
Employment Type
Permanent
Salary
£30,000 -£32,000
Date posted
Wednesday 9th September 2026
Application closing date
Wednesday 30th September 2026
Main Duties
As an Investigations Officer you will fight the spread of antisemitism in the UK. Your
research will examine the threat posed by antisemitism to the Jewish community in
the UK. Your work will contribute to CST’s engagement with policy makers, law
enforcement and civil society about the changing shape of the world’s oldest hatred.
Maintaining confidentiality is an integral part of the role. If you’re comfortable using
and exploring the internet and social media for research purposes this could well be
the job for you. A working knowledge of OSINT tools is an advantage though training
will be provided. Suitable for a candidate with journalism and/or research
experience. For full details please visit cst.org.uk
research will examine the threat posed by antisemitism to the Jewish community in
the UK. Your work will contribute to CST’s engagement with policy makers, law
enforcement and civil society about the changing shape of the world’s oldest hatred.
Maintaining confidentiality is an integral part of the role. If you’re comfortable using
and exploring the internet and social media for research purposes this could well be
the job for you. A working knowledge of OSINT tools is an advantage though training
will be provided. Suitable for a candidate with journalism and/or research
experience. For full details please visit cst.org.uk
Qualifications and Experience
You must be a team player, and have:
Excellent understanding of the threats affecting the Jewish community,
antisemitism and what constitutes antisemitic discourse
Ability to be discreet and maintain confidentiality
High proficiency with social media with demonstrable ability to research and
interpret primary source data
Possess high standards of accuracy and professionalism
Preference for a graduate with an upper second- or first-class degree
For full details please visit cst.org.uk
Excellent understanding of the threats affecting the Jewish community,
antisemitism and what constitutes antisemitic discourse
Ability to be discreet and maintain confidentiality
High proficiency with social media with demonstrable ability to research and
interpret primary source data
Possess high standards of accuracy and professionalism
Preference for a graduate with an upper second- or first-class degree
For full details please visit cst.org.uk
Additional information
For full details please visit cst.org.uk
How to Apply
For full details please visit cst.org.uk
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